Klik hier aan Mening op de Volledige Wijze van het Scherm

Controle uit koel dit Van de multi-aanraking het apparaat Van verschillende media. Dit zou een koele combinatie van aanraking, geluid, en video voor toekomstige videospelletjecontroles kunnen zijn.

MultiTouch is de capaciteit van een inputcontrolemechanisme om veelvoudige vingers gelijktijdig te ontdekken. De inputmechanismen van Multitouch beginnen enkel om in de echte wereld worden gezien, eerder dan enkel in movies (het beroemdste zijn het „Rapport van de Minderheid“). MAAK tijdschrift zelfs heeft verklaard hen De toekomst van Interfaces.

Voor Maker Faire 2007, stel ik voor om een verscheidenheid van grafische, muzikale, video, en op browser-gebaseerde toepassingen aan te tonen die ik heb ontwikkeld dat enkele unieke mogelijkheden van gebruik van controlemechanismen MultiTouch toont. Below is a picture of the custom controller I’ve built containing 3 Fingerworks iGesture pads (each capable of detecting multiple fingers simultaneously with excellent resolution and responsiveness), and a JLCooper CS32 with lots of sliders and buttons for additional control.

Maker Page

Click Here to View in Full Screen Mode

Oh man, this is freakin’ smart.

Click Here to View in Full Screen Mode

Wow, this guy IS good at pool.

Click Here to View in Full Screen Mode

Check out this cool human built UFO!

Click Here to View in Full Screen Mode

Here’s a cool Wii HACK someone made that unlocks a door! It uses FreeBSD, some type of bluetooth device, and Wiimote to make it a complete system. I bet you can use less parts. Will someone hack one again soon?

via

I was at work trying to draw some stuff and Garrett came over with his USB Hid Portal device and plugged it into my USB hub (which was annoying at first) then suddenly my mouse started making circles on its own! So we decided to call this the USB Mouse Prank Device… There’s really no howto on this but you can check out Garrett’s past USB projects such as:

USB HID Portal Device

SixAxisController HOWTO using a USB HID Portal

and we will be bringing the USB HID Portal device to Maker Faire in San Mateo, California so c’ ya there!

(I am thinking about live blogging and maybe setup a live camera or somethin’… what do you think???)

You can get Youtube version here but it’s hard to see.

You can get the Blip.tv version here too which is a lot better resolution.

Cool, scientists have figured out how to make you invisible!

Physicists figured out the complex mathematical equations for making objects invisible by bending light around them last year.

A group of engineers at Purdue University in Indiana have now used those calculations to design a relatively simple device that ought to be able to—one day soon—make objects as big as an airplane simply disappear.

via scienceahead

Check out some of the cool stuff and people that are going to be at the Maker Faire! (Including us but we have no idea what to bring…yet)

We will get to play with an electric giraff (hopefully) and meet with submarine maker Mike Wernecke.

You can get some tickets for the Maker Faire in San Mateo Fairgrounds here.  And check out Maker Faire in detail here.

There’s some cool Maker Faire Pictures from back in the day here.

More Past Participants and Pics from Maker Faire’s Past

• Engadget at Maker Faire Part I
• Engadget at Maker Faire Part II
• BoingBoing and LaughingSquid
• CNET at MakerFaire